Four Corners 3 Audio (Works 100%)

ELLIOT (on tape) We kept the corner soft. That sometimes means it's messy. But softness remembers how to hold a hand.

Play the track at least three times with different objectives. Round one: listen for the big picture. Round two: answer specific comprehension questions. Round three: focus on pronunciation, word stress, or specific grammatical structures.

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: Real-world dialogues highlighting functional phrases.

Listen first for the main idea, then a second time for details, and a third time while looking at the transcript if necessary. ELLIOT (on tape) We kept the corner soft

: These tracks map directly to the exercise structures inside the Student's Book. They cover vocabulary pronunciation, structured dialog models, interactions lessons, and foundational listening comprehension tests.

Every unit begins with a "Warm-up" and a "Keep Talking" segment. The audio tracks demonstrate how native speakers initiate conversations, express opinions, and clarify misunderstandings using natural idioms and phrases. 2. Listening Tasks (Gist and Detail) Play the track at least three times with

Listen to a dialogue section and try to write down exactly what you hear. Pause and rewind as needed. Compare your script to the back of the book or workbook to identify your listening blind spots (usually prepositions or linked words).